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Insadong is a must-see for art lovers, shoppers, and first-time visitors to Seoul.
Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking over uneven surfaces; some of the streets are cobbled and inaccessible to wheelchair users.
Come hungry, as Insadong has some of the best street food in Seoul.
Combine your visit to Insadong with a stop at either Gyeongbokgung or Changdeokgung Palace; both are nearby.
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It costs nothing to explore Insadong, a public neighborhood in Seoul. However, to learn more about the area and make sure you don’t miss its best spots, you can find affordable tours to show you around. City walking tours start from US$68, while local food tours begin at US$54.
Weekends are often the best time to visit Insadong, as this is when Insadong Cultural Street becomes pedestrian-only, and various stalls fill the space. Food and nightlife are two of the main reasons to visit the area, so the evenings are often lively and give the area a fun atmosphere.
Yes, Insadong is packed with restaurants serving Korean food and traditional tea houses inside hanok (old-fashioned Korean houses). At the tea houses, you can try all sorts of desserts and tea. The restaurants offer traditional Korean dishes such as kimchi stew, green onion pancakes, and bossam, a pork dish.
Insadong is best known for its arts and crafts souvenirs, as the area is home to many art galleries and craft shops that sell traditional and modern crafts. You can pick up clothing, fashion accessories, and a wide range of knick-knacks. Workshops help you create traditional items to take home as your own souvenirs.
When visiting Insadong, you can explore the restaurants, souvenir shops, teahouses, and art galleries along Insadong Cultural Street, as well as those down the quiet local alleys. One notable attraction in the area is the Ssamziegil shopping mall, an artistic space with craft stores on an open-air courtyard.










































































































































